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Five is better than three.

If this refers to your immature high school diploma, then yes.

If it concerns your immature high school diploma, then yes.

This is, of course, also true. But I was referring specifically to parts of the game Heroes of Might and Magic. In any case, you have shown extraordinary wit. Let's mark it with a checkmark.

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It would be fun to see this))

What if we invited some old-school friends to this topic? Although, judging by some comments, they are already here.

OLOLOL TROLOLOL BULLSHIT OLDFAGS OLDFAGS EVERYWHERE BUTTHERT

If it concerns your immature high school diploma, then yes.

Oh, this freshman arrogance. Freshmen never change.

Honestly, I'm annoyed by these extremely critical views of atheists, because in their fervor, they are in no way inferior to their theoretical religious fanatics. In that case, what is the difference between you and the object of your criticism and hatred, gentlemen? If there is no God and you know this, then be smarter and don't reveal it to anyone.

This thought was expressed above.
HOWEVER, please don't include me among the atheists.

And what is your worldview?

ahaha, Loki believes in God, in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, in friendship, and in strength.

Hello, fellow atheists and other non-believers! I hasten to inform you of some good news: you are heretics, apostates, infidels, Satanists, blasphemers, and other sinners, which means you are committing sacrilege by questioning the existence of God. According to the rules of the "Bible" forum "Planet Earth," you are subject to a ban and subsequent transportation to hell after this. Amen.

Okie .

- dokie .

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Nobody cares about the opinion of a jester.
Loki believes in the God-Emperor of mankind, who, overcoming all obstacles, leads an unceasing struggle against the House.

Everyone has forgotten about this topic. But today, I decided to philosophize about virtual reality. And I came to the conclusion that it is cybersex, vampirism, and violence. Society is degrading. Faceless people, with exhausted nervous systems, are desperately trying to understand the monster they created and to which they have become devoted. What will this lead to? Now they are creating various illusory worlds, utopias, and humanity has become corrupted to the extreme, hidden behind a veil of universal well-being.

Today, I decided to philosophize about virtual reality.

Reality couldn't handle it.

Reality couldn't handle this.

It immediately brought to mind the collapse of the "general lobby" in PvP, when only dungeons and events remain functional.

On one hand, there's something to it. But on the other hand, the question arises: how long has this been around? I mean, the ideas about utopias, fantasies, and so on. In principle, since books appeared, if not earlier. Definitely earlier. People have brains, and they need more than just analyzing the real world; sometimes they just want to escape from everyday problems, dream, and contemplate. That's how books came about. Television and computer games are just a new stage. A new stage, but not necessarily a better one. If you think about it, it's clearly worse. But it's still the same phenomenon.
And regarding the corruption, yes, that's 100% true. What used to be considered a catastrophe for the honor of a normal person is now completely normal; people actively exploit each other's base instincts for selfish purposes and aren't ashamed of it at all. It's as if everything is allowed... for a certain price, of course.
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Enough trolling Lord, let's let him talk a bit :)

The question is not really about what we have now, but about where we are heading. We need to clearly understand what purpose this imitation of existence serves and how it will ultimately affect a person's physical well-being. Currently, more and more people are getting involved in various MMORPGs, and it has become more than just entertainment for them. This has a significant impact on a person's thinking.

Some people are already so immersed that they can be considered part of a group of emotionally exhausted individuals, where virtual reality is replacing reality. Let's not point fingers.

And regarding moral corruption – yes, there's a 100% chance of that happening.

By the way, about honor. It didn't just appear out of nowhere. People came to this concept under the influence of real factors, which means it has some value.

What was once considered a catastrophe for the honor of a normal person has now become completely normal; people actively exploit each other's base instincts for selfish purposes and feel no shame about it.

Tell that to the Knights.